After the Tree Lighting Dan and I left the next morning to go to Frankenmuth, Michigan. The fun part about Michigan in the fall is not only the magical wonderland of Bronners but also hunting season. I saw a car with two deer strapped to the top and a truck with a deer thrown in the back. Which was a contrast to the nice town of Frakenmuth...complete with horse drawn carriages :)
After hunting down a parking spot, our first stop was eating at Zehnders...which was very good. They also had the place all decorated for Christmas. It was fun seeing all the Christmas decorations and starting to think about getting our tree and decorating our house.
Next we walked through the streets and had fun watching them make fudge (pictured below) and salt water taffy. We spent time just looking through the shops, going through the museum, and talking before going to Bronners and then having dinner at a local pizza place.
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| Fudge time |
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| Very interactive Museum |
On Sunday we went to one of the local Church's and took a few more pictures before leaving.
I had to include pictures of Bronner's. They have so much to see and if you have never been there it is worth the trip.
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| Christmas Float |
Inside Bronners they have everything decorated...and I mean everything! Here are some pictures of their displays.
As we were driving home on the highway I saw a picture I had to take....
I "heart" you too Michigan :)
After hunting down a parking spot, our first stop was eating at Zehnders...which was very good. They also had the place all decorated for Christmas. It was fun seeing all the Christmas decorations and starting to think about getting our tree and decorating our house.
Next we walked through the streets and had fun watching them make fudge (pictured below) and salt water taffy. We spent time just looking through the shops, going through the museum, and talking before going to Bronners and then having dinner at a local pizza place.
I had to include pictures of Bronner's. They have so much to see and if you have never been there it is worth the trip.
Inside Bronners they have everything decorated...and I mean everything! Here are some pictures of their displays.
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